Linking Refugee Protection with Development Assistance: Analyses with a Case Study in Uganda

Ulrike Krause

doi:10.5771/9783845246154

Summary

Wie kann der Flüchtlingsschutz mit der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit verknüpft und im globalen Süden implementiert werden? Dies ist die Leitfrage des Buches. Internationale Trends zeigen, dass der globale Süden zunehmend von erzwungener Migration betroffen ist. Durch den Entwicklungsstand der Länder und die Tendenz zu Langzeitsituationen wird die Verbindung von Flüchtlingsschutz und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit wichtiger. Es wird angenommen, dass diese Verbindung auf Kriterien der Nachhaltigkeit, Effizienz und Geschlechtersensibilität basiert. Durch den Theorie-Praxis-Nexus und Mehrmethodenansatz mit Feldstudien in einer Flüchtlingssiedlung in Uganda erarbeitet die Autorin Merkmale, die unabdingbar für die entwicklungsorientierte Flüchtlingsarbeit sind. Die Langzeitstudie der Flüchtlingssiedlung gibt Einblicke in die multisektoralen Programme. Durch die kritischen Analysen der historischen und aktuellen Trends sowie der Feldforschung werden Komplexitäten und Herausforderungen dargelegt.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2013
Copyright Year: 2013
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-0262-6
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-4615-4
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 267
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 14
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1. Research Subject No access Pages 15 - 18
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2. Current State of Research No access Pages 18 - 23
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3. Research Relevance and Interest No access Pages 23 - 26
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4. Research Focus No access Pages 26 - 28
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5. Structure No access Pages 28 - 28
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1. Development No access Pages 29 - 31
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2. Sustainability No access Pages 31 - 33
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3. Efficiency No access Pages 33 - 37
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4. Gender sensitivity No access Pages 37 - 44
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    1. Establishment of UNHCR No access
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    2. The Refugee Definition No access
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    3. UNHCR’s Focus during the 1950s and 1960s No access
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    4. UNHCR’s Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees No access
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    5. Changes from the 1970s onwards No access
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  2. Brief Distinction between Refugee Protection and Assistance No access Pages 51 - 55
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2. 1. Gender from the Angle of the UN and UNHCR No access Pages 55 - 58
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    1. Refugees, Threats, and Gender? No access
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    2. Gender-related Policies and Guidelines No access
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    3. Gender-sensitive Operations in Refugee Assistance No access
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    1. Early Developments after the Second World War No access
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    2. Changes from the 1950s until the 1990s No access
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    3. The new Millennium until 2009 No access
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  2. Inclusion of Gender in Development No access Pages 80 - 81
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1. 1. Significance of Development-oriented Refugee Assistance No access Pages 82 - 83
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  2. Changing Political Conditions since the 1970s No access Pages 83 - 85
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2. 1. Integrated Zonal Development Approach No access Pages 85 - 89
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  2. Developments in Africa in the 1970s No access Pages 89 - 91
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    1. ICARA I and II No access
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    2. Key Attributes of the Refugee Aid and Development No access
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  4. Returnee Aid and Development and Quick Impact Projects No access Pages 98 - 101
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3. 1. Development Assistance for Refugees No access Pages 101 - 107
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  2. Development through Local Integration No access Pages 107 - 109
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  3. The 4Rs No access Pages 109 - 111
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  4. Operational Comments No access Pages 111 - 112
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4. 1. In Retrospect: Review of Failures of Past Initiatives No access Pages 112 - 115
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  2. Regarding the Pillars No access Pages 115 - 116
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  3. Brief Recapitulation of Goals No access Pages 116 - 117
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      2. Consideration of Time and Situational Dimensions No access
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      3. Target Groups of Beneficiaries No access
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      4. Comprehensive Methods towards Beneficiaries No access
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    3. Additional Remarks on the Fundamental Features No access
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1. 1. Brief historical Overview No access Pages 137 - 140
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  2. Country Profile No access Pages 140 - 142
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2. 1. Displacement in Uganda: A Brief Introduction No access Pages 142 - 143
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  2. Statistics and Geographical Location of Refugees No access Pages 143 - 145
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  3. West Nile Region No access Pages 145 - 147
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  4. National Refugee Policy in Brief No access Pages 147 - 150
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3. 1. Location a3.2. Structure and Capacity No access Pages 150 - 153
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  2. Beneficiaries: Number and Origin No access Pages 153 - 155
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  3. Beneficiaries: Gender Structures and Relations No access Pages 155 - 160
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    1. Government of Uganda and Office of the Prime Minister No access
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    2. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees No access
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    3. German Development Service No access
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    4. World Food Programme No access
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    2. Self-Reliance Strategy No access
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    4. Development Assistance for Refugees-Hosting Areas No access
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    2. Consideration of Time and Situational Dimensions No access
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1. Linking Refugee Aid with Development No access Pages 204 - 207
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2. Features for Development-oriented Refugee Assistance No access Pages 207 - 209
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3. Assistance at Rhino Camp No access Pages 209 - 227
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4. Additional Remarks on Development-oriented Refugee Assistance No access Pages 227 - 228
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5. Avenues for Future Research No access Pages 228 - 230
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Bibliography No access Pages 231 - 252
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Annex No access Pages 253 - 267
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